
Step 1: index.html
Step 2: assets/css/style.css
Explanation:
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HTML:
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The HTML contains the main structure for job positions. It uses Bootstrap classes for layout, styling, and responsiveness.
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Each job position is wrapped inside a column (
col-sm-6 col-lg-4) to make it responsive. - 
The
hover-topand other CSS classes will add interactivity and visual enhancements. 
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CSS:
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The CSS defines various utility classes like padding, borders, background colors, hover effects, and font sizes.
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You have different color classes (e.g.,
.theme-bg,.green-bg,.yellow-bg) to style the job positions and their icons. - 
.box-shadow-only-hover:hoverapplies a box shadow when hovering over the job positions. 
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With this setup, you'll have a job listings page where the positions are displayed in a responsive grid layout, styled using Bootstrap and custom CSS. You can add more job listings by following the pattern.
